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Nat Emodi
@emodi
We've been building in the NFT space for 3+ years now. Highlight has hosted every kind of project imaginable. It's open and permissionless -- that's the strength of digital. We have standard T&Cs, but our goal has always been to make it straightforward for anyone to create on-chain. The main constraint is demand. For various reasons, it has declined rather than grown over the past few years. Currently, the viable business models are operating a large-scale marketplace or charging fees (20-40%) for artist collaborations. In an expanding market, both can work well. In a contracting one, they're more challenging, but markets cycle. There's a fair amount of unfocused optimism--hope without strategy--about what might turn things around. I'm confident NFTs will advance, conditions will improve, and the market will return stronger than expected. Over the next 12-24 months, though, it's unclear how that happens without significant catalysts. Let's create them.
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this just my personal assessment. but i think there was some sort of psyop (probably led by the success of opepen) that convinced developers that erc1155 are a better product thatn erc721s. everything that made NFTs successful in 2021, was what makes trading cards and other collectibles successful, which is what we define as "traits" and/or token IDs. erc1155s scrapped all that, and defacto made NFTs more like ERC20s, which gradually scrapped the "unboxxing" dopamine hit. make 721s great again.
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